Thread: Huck wins Kansas

Just came in

At least it wasn't McLamebrain

I'd like to see how many votes still came in for Romney. There's no stats or anything on CNN for the repubs, only the dems. Have they lost interest already?? HA HA!

McCain's little boy toy might become quite the nuisance if he keeps winning over all the christian states.

Is it possible that Huck could force a brokered convention by being stubborn and arrogant all the way to the end?

On Fox this morning.........They said that Romney was leading significantly in Kansas before he dropped out.

Therefore, they did not vote for the "Huckster", they voted against McCain.

http://youdecide08.foxnews.com/2008/02/ ... -contests/

Huckabee Wins Kansas GOP Caucuses
by FOXNews.com
Saturday, February 9, 2008


(photo) Mike Huckabee, shown here speaking to students Saturday at the University of Maryland in College Park, Md., has won the Kansas caucuses. (AP Photo)


Mike Huckabee won the Kansas Republican caucuses Saturday, FOX News projects, demonstrating the lingering rift in the party after rival John McCain was minted the clear front-runner following Super Tuesday.

With 65 percent of precincts reporting, Huckabee had 61 percent and McCain had 24 percent. Texas Rep. Ron Paul had 11 percent.

Both McCain and Huckabee were wooing conservatives in the state Friday. Huckabee had the support of anti-abortion activists , while McCain had the backing from conservative Kansas Sen. Sam Brownback.

Huckabee pledged Saturday morning at the Conservative Political Action Conference in Washington, D.C., that he would be staying in the race, even though Mitt Romney’s exit from the race earlier in the week made McCain the virtual heir to the GOP nomination.

But McCain is still trying to reach out to conservatives, many of whom are skeptical of him for taking moderate positions on campaign finance, taxes and immigration.

“This is a huge win for us,â€

Romney was projected to win there

JMO , but he pulled out to soon, One week wasn't long
enough for us to go after McCain

Huckabee just showed ONCE AGAIN how disrespectiful he can be by saying that the two most civil candidates in the race happen to also be the last two standing. No mention of Ron Paul, whatsoever. And maybe McCain and Huckabee have been civil to each other, but their behavior toward Romney has been incredibly childish and snide. Huckabee has been devious, hypocritical and dishonest throughout his campaign. I pray he's not rewarded for that, although he's certainly angling for it. He represents the absolute worst in politics.

Originally Posted by usanevada

Romney was projected to win there

JMO , but he pulled out to soon, One week wasn't long
enough for us to go after McCain

I tell you he was bribed/threatened to get out.. hence his speech more or less endorsing McCain..

Originally Posted by usanevada

Romney was projected to win there

JMO , but he pulled out to soon, One week wasn't long
enough for us to go after McCain

Kansas is only either 32 or 36 delegates!!

Originally Posted by Saki

Huckabee just showed ONCE AGAIN how disrespectiful he can be by saying that the two most civil candidates in the race happen to also be the last two standing. No mention of Ron Paul, whatsoever. And maybe McCain and Huckabee have been civil to each other, but their behavior toward Romney has been incredibly childish and snide. Huckabee has been devious, hypocritical and dishonest throughout his campaign. I pray he's not rewarded for that, although he's certainly angling for it. He represents the absolute worst in politics.

I agree!!

Originally Posted by Pistov

Originally Posted by usanevada

Romney was projected to win there

JMO , but he pulled out to soon, One week wasn't long
enough for us to go after McCain

I tell you he was bribed/threatened to get out.. hence his speech more or less endorsing McCain..

I don't agree. Romney just did the math after Tuesday's primaries. He looked at all of the upcoming states and delegates-----and figured out that there was no way that he could win. McCain has almost 800 delegates, and only 1100 are needed to win. Romney had almost 300 delegates, but his only chances were to come in first in all upcoming states.